Larger-than-average extended living/dining area with twin rooflights
Dedicated home office/study ideal for remote work or study
Modern fitted kitchen and contemporary bathroom throughout
Quiet cul-de-sac location; short walk to town centre and station
Two double bedrooms; principal bedroom with fitted wardrobes
Small rear/front gardens with decked seating area; low maintenance
Built 1967–75 with cavity walls assumed uninsulated; consider upgrades
Freehold, fast broadband, excellent mobile signal, no flood risk
This larger-than-average two-bedroom terrace sits at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, offering practical family accommodation and easy access to Maidenhead town centre and the station. The rear extension creates a generous living/dining area with twin rooflights and direct garden access, while a dedicated home office adds flexible workspace for remote working or study.
The property is presented with a modern fitted kitchen and bathroom, double glazing and a well-kept front and rear garden with decking and a lawn. Two double bedrooms include fitted wardrobes in the principal room. Nearby schools rated Good to Outstanding and local amenities make this a convenient choice for families.
Buyers should note the house dates from the late 1960s/1970s with cavity walls assumed to have no added insulation and warm-air gas heating. The plot is small and the mid-terrace position means outside space is modest. Prospective purchasers are advised to commission their own survey and checks on services, appliances and heating performance before purchase.
Offered freehold at £435,000, the property benefits from fast broadband, excellent mobile signal and no reported flood risk. It will suit buyers seeking a move-in ready family home with extra living space and commuting convenience, while those wanting a larger garden or modern insulation upgrades should factor these needs into their plans.
